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5 Eyelid Surgery – Blepharoplasty
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Excision of the Musculocutaneous Flap (Fig. 5.26)
The surgeon places the two-pronged hook on the upper edge of the incision and pulls it upward at a 90° angle. Meanwhile, the assisting surgeon continues to smooth the skin of the lower eyelid gently down­ward until it is taut.
The surgeon now dissects the flap consisting of the eyelid skin and the orbicular muscle along the markings. The fat deposits located below the orbital septum are soon visible. If the surgeon is working in the correct layer, this dissection proceeds with almost no loss of blood.
The musculocutaneous flap is detached up to the infraorbital margin, which can be easily palpated.
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To obtain an optimal overview of the surgical area, the surgeon places a 4/0 Prolene holding suture through the upper incision edge; this suture is then fastened to the hairline under tension with a mosquito hook. The assisting surgeon places a long two-pronged hook on the musculo­cutaneous flap in order to keep the edges of the area to be dissected far apart. (Fig. 5.27)
The surgeon can now expose the medial, intermediate, and lateral fat pads, which are the actual cause of the “baggy” eyelids, by blun tl y dissecting them with the assistance of a moist flattened compress. (Fig. 5.28)
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Medial, Intermediate, and Lateral Lipectomy (Fig. 5.29–5.32)
Thesurgeonfirstremovesthemedialfatdeposits.
After carefully splitting the orbital septum pointwise, the surgeon exerts light pressure on the eyeball; the fat pad is thereby pushed out­ward and can now be dissected. (Fig. 5.30)
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The base of the fat pad is grasped with a mosquito hook. With the hook left in place, the fat pad is excised with the delicate eyelid scissors. (Fig. 5.31)
With the hook still in place, the stump of the fat pad must be coagu­lated with the delicate electrocoagulation forceps to prevent hemor­rhage into the eyeball.
For safety reasons, the fatty stump is now grasped below the level of the mosquito hook with delicate surgical tweezers guided with the left hand. The hook is now removed and the fatty stump is coagulated again above the surgical tweezers. The stump can now be released; it slips back immediately under the orbital septum. (Fig. 5.32)
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Medial and lateral lipectomy is now performed with the same tech­nique. It is important to split the orbital septum only pointwise. Care should be taken, moreover, that the caudal margin of the inferior tarsal muscle and the infraorbital margin constitute the cranial and caudal boundaries, respectively, of the lipectomy area.
Finally, the surgeon exerts slight pressure on the eyeball to make sure that the fat has been homogeneously removed. (Fig. 5.33)
Removal of a Muscular Strip From the Orbicular Muscle of the Eye
Using the delicate surgical tweezers, the surgeon now grasps the cranial margin of the orbicular muscle of the eye located beneath the lower edge of the cutaneous incision and resects a 3–5 mm wide muscular strip. At the same time, this step paves the way for the planned cutane­ous resection by preventing unevenness and thickening on the incision surface. In addition, this muscle resection exerts a tightening effect.
This is followed by repeated trimming of the wound edges and hemo­stasis. The latter procedure is performed with the delicate electrocoagu­lation forceps and a small moist flattened compress. (Fig. 5.34)
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